Question

1. a softball team is ordering pizza to eat after their tournament. they plan to order cheese pizzas that cost $6 each and four topping pizzas that cost $10 each. they order c cheese pizzas and f four-topping pizzas. list the quantities below:

quantity
(the words that
describe what we
can count or
measure)
number value
(or a variable if
unknown)
units

Explanation:

To solve this, we identify the quantities related to the pizza order:

Step 1: Cost of cheese pizza

• Quantity: Cost of one cheese pizza
• Number Value: \( 6 \)
• Units: Dollars

Step 2: Cost of four - topping pizza

• Quantity: Cost of one four - topping pizza
• Number Value: \( 10 \)
• Units: Dollars

Step 3: Number of cheese pizzas

• Quantity: Number of cheese pizzas
• Number Value: \( c \)
• Units: Pizzas

Step 4: Number of four - topping pizzas

• Quantity: Number of four - topping pizzas
• Number Value: \( f \)
• Units: Pizzas

We can present this in a table:

Quantity (the words that describe what we can count or measure)	Number Value (or a variable if unknown)	Units
Cost of one four - topping pizza	\( 10 \)	Dollars
Number of cheese pizzas	\( c \)	Pizzas
Number of four - topping pizzas	\( f \)	Pizzas

If we consider the total cost (an additional quantity), the total cost \( C \) would be given by the formula \( C=6c + 10f\), with quantity "Total cost of pizzas", number value \( 6c + 10f\) and units "Dollars". But based on the table structure, the first four rows (as above) are the main quantities related to the order.

Answer:

To solve this, we identify the quantities related to the pizza order:

Step 1: Cost of cheese pizza

• Quantity: Cost of one cheese pizza
• Number Value: \( 6 \)
• Units: Dollars

Step 2: Cost of four - topping pizza

• Quantity: Cost of one four - topping pizza
• Number Value: \( 10 \)
• Units: Dollars

Step 3: Number of cheese pizzas

• Quantity: Number of cheese pizzas
• Number Value: \( c \)
• Units: Pizzas

Step 4: Number of four - topping pizzas

• Quantity: Number of four - topping pizzas
• Number Value: \( f \)
• Units: Pizzas

We can present this in a table:

Quantity (the words that describe what we can count or measure)	Number Value (or a variable if unknown)	Units
Cost of one four - topping pizza	\( 10 \)	Dollars
Number of cheese pizzas	\( c \)	Pizzas
Number of four - topping pizzas	\( f \)	Pizzas

If we consider the total cost (an additional quantity), the total cost \( C \) would be given by the formula \( C=6c + 10f\), with quantity "Total cost of pizzas", number value \( 6c + 10f\) and units "Dollars". But based on the table structure, the first four rows (as above) are the main quantities related to the order.